Sentence examples for taking nourishment from inspiring English sources

After soft rubber tubing became available, forced-feeding became routine--maybe too routine, since there is no doubt that with recalcitrant patients and a busy hospital staff forced feeding by stomach tube was a simpler technique than attempts to verbally cajole a patient into taking nourishment.

He takes nourishment through a feeding tube.

All winter, juncos and chickadees take nourishment here.

He took nourishment from the great books in the public libraries.

She takes nourishment from a bottle, and she still wears diapers.

It's the equivalent of asking someone how she is and she says, "Able to take nourishment".

"I'm full of beans and able to sit up and take nourishment, as my sainted mother used to say," Scully said.

The result was the placenta, which permits the embyros to take nourishment from the mother's blood, while preventing immune cells or bacteria from entering.

Franck Ribery, a French convert to Islam who plays for Bayern Munich, has tried fasting but now takes nourishment for matches.

There is a sense that the far right doesn't just ignore liberal sensibilities, it actively takes nourishment from our despair.

His difficult small-town boyhood in nearby Findlay, where he took nourishment from the tales that older relatives told, helped shape the sensibility that sent critics searching for a new label: Midwestern Gothic.